The Setback
Last week, I shared my thoughts on overthinking as a thought process, its development, and its conclusion. I also shared my decision process to pursue a doctorate in Typography; how excited I was and how… Read More »The Setback
Creative
Help Revision Path Amplify Black Creative Voices for Ten More Years
We all benefit from a diverse design industry. The award-winning Revision Path podcast is a platform that explores the creative industry from the Black experience, amplifying historically unheard (or ignored) voices. Celebrating its 10th year,… Read More »Help Revision Path Amplify Black Creative Voices for Ten More Years
‘Rainbow’ by Sarah Boris Celebrates Color, Shape, and the Physical Book Form
The significance of the physical form of a book—its weight, its tactility, how it feels in your hands, even how it smells—has long tickled my fancy and preoccupied much of my writing for PRINT. I’ve… Read More »‘Rainbow’ by Sarah Boris Celebrates Color, Shape, and the Physical Book Form
What Matters to Thomas Dambo
Debbie Millman has an ongoing project at PRINT titled “What Matters.” This is an effort to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers. This facet of the project is a request of… Read More »What Matters to Thomas Dambo
The Daily Heller: Looking at Now to Predict the Future Then
You can see a lot of similarities between today and the past by looking at some of the prescient photography anthologies produced as the world was entering a century of existential change. Eyes on the… Read More »The Daily Heller: Looking at Now to Predict the Future Then
Bjoern Altmann’s new book celebrates the overlooked beauty of manhole covers
London-based illustrator and type designer Bjoern Altmann has turned his attention to the hidden wonder of manhole covers in his latest book, which recreates designs from over 80 countries as vector images. Manhole covers are… Read More »Bjoern Altmann’s new book celebrates the overlooked beauty of manhole covers